'HUMAN' seeks to inspire unity and compassion in a world that's full of division and conflict. We appreciate the highly meaningful allure that propels the song, as well as its relatable, timely character.

We appreciate how such a wide theming is then woven into relatable storytelling, songs that feel immediate and evocative, yet rooted in more complex ideas.

In classic Worship fashion, 'Send Me' oozes with epic melodies and cinematic arrangement, making full use of a wide dynamic range. Quiet, emotional verses function as a counterpoint to louder, hymn-like choruses.

'Truth Always Shows Its Face' is a worthy entry point into Keesha Blair's artistic universe. She's an independent songwriter, creator, and creative director behind Divine Purpose Music, an eclectic project rooted in self-discovery, healing, peace, and empowerment.

Jake Schdroski, Zac Emerson, and Jesse Brown appear not to have lost their magical sonic sheen. We are looking forward to a glorious new era for LA WOMEN.

'Stone' sees franxie at her most honest, as she shares all the anxiety and difficult emotions she experienced during an especially hard life period. The record finds its way to us nearly ten years after being written; don't think of it as being late, but rather as being appropriately on time.

Released exactly a year ago, 'Stand Back' is still incredibly relevant, an electrifying country-pop heartbreak anthem that builds on self-empowerment and courage.

'Spend a Little Time' showcases the exact type of wisdom-filled songwriting that we would expect from such an experienced performer and artist.

Deepwise appears to have struck sonic gold, blending vibrant hip-hop vibes with reflective songwriting. 'Keep On Dragging Me Down' marks his first release of the year.

'Middle' continues Ampersand's reflective streak, embracing nostalgia and introspection with honesty and vulnerability. The single focuses on Laura's quest for solid ground, as she finds herself oscillating between a bittersweet past and an uncertain future.

Guided by malleable acoustic guitars and the occasional harmonica, the six tracks contained in the EP tend to glow in the dark, with Philadelphia-based songwriter Ryan Yingst crowning them with his evocative, nostalgic vocal tone.

'Tell Me' follows up on previous debut effort 'Good Love', tracing a common songwriting pattern: a reflection on human relationships and love languages.